Grad School, Round Two

After a hectic but rewarding summer, classes are back in swing and there’s plenty of work to get done. I’m currently focusing on getting readjusted to classes, and still keeping my eyes on everything from conference work to thesis and manuscript writings and looking toward all sorts of meetings with all sorts of people. It’s pretty good stuff. Busy, but good I think. Time management is going to be crucial though.

There’s also football and MV work that should be pretty nice. I won’t be going to the game against Boise State, but I should be able to catch most all of the other games. Fair enough I think.

Other than that, I ‘m just trying not to get overwhelmed. Easier said than done, but it’s working out so far. This year should be pretty nice I think.

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2010: 08/25
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